Review on Notebook 15.6" HP VICTUS 15-Fa0031dx Core i5 12450H/8Gb/512Gb SSD/NV GTX1650 4Gb/15.6" FullHD/Win11 Silver gray (68U87UA) by Mateusz Wysokiski ᠌

I probably will no longer buy technically complex goods on the . market. Almost every purchase of such goods is connected with the fact that they offer me illiquid assets, and then I spend my time, nerves and money to deal with it. This is the third time in a row that this has happened. Contract! I paid 70 for, as indicated in the ad, a Certify laptop. The courier brought me, who, without releasing the elevator, handed me a box and ran away, saying he had nothing to do with the store and chao. I opened it and the first time I turned it on, I found extraneous noise, the squeak of fans. This is an obvious error. Neither I, nor anyone else, a person who is healthy in the ear, would have acquired such a thing, if it were possible to check it. The store took advantage of this, as they say, sold substandard goods to a gullible buyer. I paid for the delivery and the goods, took the laptop and once again spent my time and money on a visit to the store. Where they told me, well, this is generally normal, such a squeak ! , we won’t return the money, we won’t give a new one, there are traces of operation on it (I asked what are these? It worked for 10 minutes, for which I was told it was put into operation, which means if it worked), we will send it to the manufacturer for verification, and there, what he says. In general, this is a banal swindler. In legal practice, there is a clear definition of this, abuse of the right and dishonest sellers use this with the help of amazon. I would like to draw your attention to the fact that many of the products that I recently bought here had a starting flaw, which was visible immediately after the first inclusion. And this laptop is no exception, here the flaw was heard, it was opened, because. the box was opened, I will say more, he is not Certify. There was no booklet in 2022, in the starting settings, there was not even a 2022 layout, and the letters on the keyboard were most likely engraved. In fact, the store saw what it was selling and understood that the product was substandard, the buyer would break off, and they would at least use the money for an indefinite long time.